SESSION 1
FEBRUARY 27-28, 2013
WASHINGTON, D.C.
Objectives
- Introduce workshop committee members and participants
- Receive briefings on current government directed energy technology initiatives
- Plan for Session
FEBRUARY 27, 2013
CLASSIFIED SESSION
0900 | Welcome and Introductions Gen Ronald E. Keys (USAF, Ret.), Chair |
0930 | Air Force Champion's Vision for Directed Energy Dr. Janet Fender, Chief Scientist, Air Combat Command (ACC) Dr. Dave Robie, Office of the Chief Scientist, ACC |
1030 | Break |
1045 | Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) Initiatives Dr. Robert Peterkin, Chief Scientist, Directed Energy Directorate, AFRL |
1145 | Continue Discussions with Lunch Available |
1215 | High-Energy Laser Joint Technology Office (HEL-JTO) Initiatives Mr. Don Seeley, Acting Director, HEL-JTO |
1315 | Army Initiatives Mr. Charlie Freund, Acting Chief, Directed Energy Branch, U.S. Army Research and Development Command, Armaments Research, Development and Engineering Center |
END CLASSIFIED SESSION
UNCLASSIFIED SESSION
1415 | Army Initiatives Dr. Kip Kendrick, Chief, Directed Energy Division, U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command, Army Forces Strategic Command (VTC) |
1515 | Break |
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CLASSIFIED SESSION
1530 | Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Initiatives Dr. Rich Bagnell, Strategic Technology Office, DARPA |
1630 | Discussion of Day 1 Presentations All |
1700 | Adjourn |
END CLASSIFIED SESSION
FEBRUARY 28, 2013
CLASSIFIED SESSION
0900 | Welcome and Introductions Gen Ronald E. Keys (USAF, Ret.), Chair |
0910 | Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD) Initiatives Dr. Spiro Lekoudis, Research Directorate, Defense Research and Engineering, OSD |
1010 | Break |
1030 | Department of Energy Initiatives Dr. Vance Behr, Deputy Director for Military Systems and Technologies, Integrated Military Systems Center, Sandia National Laboratories |
1130 | Continue Discussions with Lunch Available |
1230 | Missile Defense Agency (MDA) Initiatives Dr. Steve Post, Laser Technology Program Manager, MDA |
1330 | Lincoln Laboratory Initiatives Dr. Dan Ripin, Assistant Leader, Laser Technology and Applications Group, MIT Lincoln Laboratory |
1430 | Office of Studies and Analyses, Assessments and Lessons Learned, Headquarters U.S. Air Force (HAF/A9) Initiatives Mr. Jeffrey Saling, Chief, Mission Analyses Division, HAF/A9 |
1530 | Joint Non-Lethal Weapons Directorate (JNLDW) Initiatives Ms. Susan Levine, Principal Deputy Director (Policy and Strategy), JNLDW |
1630 | Discussion of Day 2 Presentations/Plan for Session 2 (March 18-19) All |
1700 | Adjourn |
END CLASSIFIED SESSION
SESSION 2
MARCH 18-19, 2013
WASHINGTON, D.C.
Objectives
- Introduce workshop committee members and participants
- Receive briefings on current government and industry directed energy technology initiatives
- Plan for Session 3
MARCH 18, 2013
CLASSIFIED SESSION
0900 | Welcome and Introductions Gen Ronald E. Keys (USAF, Ret.), Chair Dr. Janet Fender, Chief Scientist, ACC |
0915 | Takeaways from Meeting 1 Dr. Robert Katt, Rapporteur |
1015 | Break |
1015 | Barriers to Transitioning Technologies for Operational Employment Mr. Terry Jaggers, Air Force Studies Board Director, Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Science, Technology, and Engineering |
1115 | Results of Directed Energy Task Force Maj Gen David Scott (USAF, Ret.), Workshop Committee Member |
1215 | Continue Discussions with Lunch Available |
1300 | Navy Initiatives Mr. Peter Morrison, Research Program Officer, Office of Naval Research |
1400 | Break |
1415 | U.S. Pacific Command (PACOM) Mr. Kenneth Bruner, S&T Advisor, PACOM |
1515 | Discussion of Day 1 Presentations All |
1700 | Adjourn |
END CLASSIFIED SESSION
MARCH 19, 2013
CLASSIFIED SESSION
0900 | Welcome and Recap of Day 1 |
Gen Ronald E. Keys (USAF, Ret.), Chair | |
0930 | Boeing Initiatives Mr. Keith Coleman, CHAMP Program Manager, Phantom Works |
1030 | Break |
1045 | Raytheon Initiatives Dr. Peter Duselis, Manager, High Power Microwave Systems Department, Pulsed Power Division, Raytheon Ktech |
1145 | General Atomics Initiatives Mr. Chris Pehrson, Strategic Development Director, Laser and Electro-Optics, General Atomics |
1245 | Continue Discussions with Lunch Available |
1315 | Navy Initiatives Mr. Tom Glover, Head, Emergent Weapon Systems, GS-15/NM5 and Lead, Directed Energy Weapons, NAVAIR |
1415 | Technological Assessment of Foreign Directed Energy Mr. Mike Bernard, Senior Intelligence Analyst, AFRL |
1515 | Break |
1530 | Discussion of Day 2 Presentations/Plan for Session 3 (April 24-25) All |
1700 | Adjourn |
END CLASSIFIED SESSION
SESSION 3
APRIL 24-25, 2013
WASHINGTON, D.C.
Objectives
- Introduce workshop committee members and participants
- Receive briefings on current government and industry directed energy technology initiatives
- Review draft workshop summary
- Disucss strategy for outbriefing trail
APRIL 24, 2013
CLASSIFIED SESSION
0830 | Welcome and Introductions Gen Ronald E. Keys (USAF, Ret.), Chair |
0835 | Takeaways from Meeting 2 Dr. Robert Katt, Rapporteur |
0930 | Air-Sea Battle (ASB) Concept of Operations (CONOPS) Col Jordan Thomas, HAF/A5X Mr. William Dries, HAF/A5X (Air-Sea Battle Office) |
1. Which service has the lead for protecting such fixed bases as Guam? 2. Has this been coordinated with the Army for their base protection? 3. Are directed energy weapons (DEW) being considered in the trade space for that protection? 4. What ASB operational needs could potentially be met by DEW? 5. Have any threats been identified by ASB that suggest potential BlueForce DEW applications? |
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1030 | Break |
UNCLASSIFIED SESSION
1045 | Results of Army DEW Analysis of Alternatives (AoA) (VTC) Dr. Kip Kendrick, Chief, Directed Energy Division, U.S. Army Space and MissileDefense Command, Army Forces Strategic Command |
1. Describe the AoA that was done for the counter rocket, artillery, and mortar base defense mission and the outcome of the AoA. 2. Why was the final decision for the go-ahead not the one that came out on top for the AoA? 3. Summarize what the AoA found were the advantages of DEW overalternative kinetic solutions. |
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1145 | Continue Discussions with Lunch Available |
END UNCLASSIFIED SESSION
CLASSIFIED SESSION
1215 | DARPA Initiatives Dr. Joe Mangano, Program Manager, Advanced Lithography Program, Microsystems Technology Office |
1. Describe your laser program including its progress to date and its future plans as well as its relevance to the Air Force. 2. Provide examples of Air Force operational needs that could possibly bemet by low-and/or medium-power lasers. |
1315 | Lockheed Martin Laser Efforts Mr. Tom Burris, Lead Systems Engineer, Directed Energy Program, Lockheed Martin |
1. Describe fairly near-term (5 years or less) laser DEW concepts that address Air Force missions. Include effectiveness for Air Force missions and CONOPS thoughts. To this end, the workshop participants do not need details about the technology, per se. These missions could involve low-to-medium-power lasers (e.g., 10 or 10's of kW power levels). NOTE: HEL-JTO, MDA, AFRL, MIT/LL, DARPA HELLADS, Army SMDC, Navy ONR, ACC and General Atomics have already provided briefings. The workshop participants would prefer that the briefing not be proprietary since a summary of the briefing will go into a National Academy document. The presentation can be up to the Secret level. |
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1415 | Northrop Grumman Laser Efforts Mr. Kenton Ho, Director of Programs for Laser Products, Northrop Grumman |
Guidance same as for Lockheed Martin | |
1515 | Break |
1530 | Boeing Airborne DEW Systems Mr. Michael Black, Business Development Manager, Boeing |
Guidance same as for Lockheed Martin | |
1630 | General Discussion on Day 1 Presentations All |
1700 | Adjourn |
END CLASSIFIED SESSION
APRIL 25, 2013
CLASSIFIED SESSION
0900 | Welcome and Introductions/Recap of Day 1 Gen Ronald E. Keys (USAF, Ret.), Chair |
0915 | ACC CHAMP Briefing Dr. David Robie, Office of the Chief Scientist, ACC |
1015 | Break |
1030 | Continue Discussions All |
1200 | Continue Discussions with Lunch Available |
1300 | Continue Discussions All |
1700 | Adjourn |
END CLASSIFIED SESSION